Full presence .... The artist Rod Chase

Rod Chase, as one of the best and recognized artists - fotorealistov earned the highest respect of his peers and the admiration of collectors. Each painting is created from the artist's extensive research and numerous views of photos, including historical. His quest for precision and a true sense of history, led the artist in New York and Washington, DC, Colorado and California, and Italy. Rod Chasev always in the never-ending quest to get the materials and photos for their new works. "Being fotorealistom, I depend on a precise reference material for each painting." Even without traveling to these world - famous places, the viewer has the opportunity to feel fully present yourself there.



We the People

Texas Capito Night

Texas Capitol

Pillars of Freedom
Pillars of Freedom pays tribute to one of the founding fathers of our country, Thomas Jefferson. This picture shows the Jefferson Memorial during the Cherry Blossom.

Magnificent Destiny

Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
The first 24-hour post was put up 2 July 1937

The Grand Lady

City Lights

Holiday in the Park
This work is written in order to raise funds for the American Cancer Society.

Land of Liberty

A Grateful Nation

Blackmore Vale

During a trip to Italy ...
Beautiful villa in a quiet location near the town of Castellina in Chianti. This area of Italy is a vital part of the history of Tuscany. The hilly landscape, geometric patterns vineyards that stretch in all directions, creating lighting effects of light and color that so inspired the artist.

Andrew Atroshenko Musiclg

Tuscan Fountain

Piazza San Marco

Ponte Vecchio, Florence Italy

Florence - Jewel of the Renaissance

Gloria di Maria

Evening in Venice

Reflections of Rome

Amalfi Lights

Trail of the Gods (Sentiero degli Dei) - The road to the five churches (one in each city - Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore) leading off from the sea to the mountain. Since the thirties, the part of the path connecting Riomaggiore and Manarola (the southernmost part of Sentiero Azzuro) was named Via dell'Amore or Road of Love.

Andrew Atroshenko Paintings